Ready, Aim, Fire!

The sad thing is not that Palin and McCain complement each other, but the fact that the country is loaded with enough dummies who ready to elect them as the next presidential executives.

You see, we cannot change the mindset of these followers. And, even if we could they would not be graceful at the end. So the best alternative is to ignore them and stop talking about them.

Remember the basic principle of Supply and Demand.

Todd & Sarah Palin's Hatefilled, Secessionist Party, The 3rd largest Political Party in alaska, Todd Palin was a Member for 7 Years and is Not a registered Republican. Demand that Sarah & Todd Palin Renounce and Denounce the Anti-American-Secessionist beliefs and teachings ...

Newsweek Magazine ...Please, I'm Begging You NewsWeek, Put sarah and Todd Palin to task for their Anti-American Connections.

AIP's creation was inspired by the rabidly violent anti-Americanism of its founding father Joe Vogler, "I'm an Alaskan, not an American," reads a favorite Vogler quote on AIP's current website, "I've got no use for America or her damned institutions." According to Vogler AIP's central purpose was to drive Alaska's secession from the United States. Alaska, says current Chairwoman Lynette Clark, "should be an independent nation."

Vogler was murdered in 1993 during an illegal sale of plastic explosives that went bad. The prior year, he had renounced his allegiance to the United States explaining that, "The fires of hell are frozen glaciers compared to my hatred for the American government." He cursed the stars and stripes, promising, "I won't be buried under their damned flag...when Alaska is an independent nation they can bring my bones home." Palin has never denounced Vogler or his detestable anti-Americanism.

Palin's husband Todd remained an AIP party member from 1995 to 2002.

Sarah can be described in McCarthy-era palaver as a "fellow traveler."

While retaining her Republican registration, she attended the AIP's 1994 convention where the party called for a draft constitution to secede from the United States and create an independent nation of Alaska.

The McCain Campaign has reluctantly acknowledged that she also attended AIP's 2000 Convention.

She apparently found the experience so inspiring that she agreed to give a keynote address at the AIP's 2006 convention and she recorded a video greeting for this year's 2008 convention.

In other words, this is not something that happened when she was eight!

So when Palin accuses Barack of "not seeing the same America as you and me," maybe she is referring to an America without Alaska. In any case, isn't it time the media start giving equal time to Palin's buddy list of anti-American bombers and other radical associates?

McCain is Saddam's " Inside Man"

William Timmons, the Washington lobbyist who John McCain has named to head his presidential transition team, aided an influence effort on behalf of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein to ease international sanctions against his regime.

The two lobbyists who Timmons worked closely with over a five year period on the lobbying campaign later either pleaded guilty to or were convicted of federal criminal charges that they had acted as unregistered agents of Saddam Hussein's government.

During the same period beginning in 1992, Timmons worked closely with the two lobbyists, Samir Vincent and Tongsun Park, on a previously unreported prospective deal with the Iraqis in which they hoped to be awarded a contract to purchase and resell Iraqi oil. Timmons, Vincent, and Park stood to share at least $45 million if the business deal went through.

Timmons' activities occurred in the years following the first Gulf War, when Washington considered Iraq to be a rogue enemy state and a sponsor of terrorism. His dealings on behalf of the deceased Iraqi leader stand in stark contrast to the views his current employer held at the time.

John McCain strongly supported the 1991 military action against Iraq, and as recently as Sunday described Saddam Hussein as a one-time menace to the region who had "stated categorically that he would acquire weapons of mass destruction, and he would use them wherever he could."

Timmons declined to comment for this story. An office manager who works for him said that he has made it his practice during his public career to never speak to the press. Timmons previously told investigators that he did not know that either Vincent or Park were acting as unregistered agents of Iraq. He also insisted that he did not fully understand just how closely the two men were tied to Saddam's regime while they collaborated.

But testimony and records made public during Park's criminal trial, as well as other information uncovered during a United Nations investigation, suggest just the opposite. Virtually everything Timmons did while working on the lobbying campaign was within days conveyed by Vincent to either one or both of Saddam Hussein's top aides, Tariq Aziz and Nizar Hamdoon. Vincent also testified that he almost always relayed input from the Iraqi aides back to Timmons.

Talking points that Timmons produced for the lobbyists to help ease the sanctions, for example, were reviewed ahead of time by Aziz, Vincent testified in court. Proposals that Timmons himself circulated to U.S. officials as part of the effort were written with the assistance of the Iraqi officials, and were also sent ahead of time with Timmons' approval to Aziz, other records show.

Moreover, there was a major financial incentive at play for Timmons. The multi-million dollar oil deal that he was pursuing with the two other lobbyists would only be possible if their efforts to ease sanctions against Iraq were successful.

Obama's Iraq plans vindicated as US agrees to pull out by [ 2011]

By Patrick Cockburn in Baghdad

Thursday, 16 October 2008 Iraq and the United States have finally agreed on a security pact which would mean that US forces would withdraw from Iraq by 2011, American and Iraqi officials said yesterday.

The accord became a major test of strength between the Iraqi government and Washington since negotiations began in March with the Iraqi Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, pictured below, demanding US concessions on the date of the troop withdrawal and immunity for US troops. The pact replaces the UN Security Council resolution enacted after the American invasion of 2003.

The agreement still needs to be approved by the council of Iraqi leaders, the cabinet and the Iraqi parliament. Mr Maliki saw the highly influential Shia religious leader, the Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, last week and was assured that he would not stand in the way of the pact if approved by parliament.

The accord has been on the verge of being signed several times in the past only for fresh objections to be made by the Iraqi government, which has become increasingly confident of its own strength. A compromise has been reached on whether or not US troops can be tried by an Iraqi court if they commit crimes while not engaged in operations. US troops are to withdraw from Iraqi towns and villages by the middle of next year and from Iraq entirely by the middle of 2011 said the government's spokesman, Ali Dabbagh.

He said: "The withdrawal is to be achieved in three years. In 2011, the government at that time will determine whether it needs a new pact or not, and what type of pact will depend on the challenges it faces."

The US administration will present the pact as a sign of its success in Iraq but in fact the accord is very different from originally envisaged by Washington which would largely have continued the occupation as before.

President Bush was opposed to timelines or dates for an American withdrawal and the US is still stressing that this is conditional on improved security in Iraq. But it is unlikely that the Shia majority will want to share power with the US.


Iraqi politicians have always assumed that Washington's insistence on signing a new accord before the presidential election was motivated by the White House's hope that the accord would be seen as a sign that its Iraq policy had at last produced a success. The Republican contender, Senator John McCain, started off his campaign by saying that US troops might stay for 100 years and there should be no date for their withdrawal. The Democratic candidate, Senator Barack Obama, wants combat troops home by the middle of 2010, which was also the date originally proposed by Mr Maliki.

Posted By: neos @ 10/15/2008 4:00:55 PM
Comment: Why is fear-mongering and character assassination so important this election? Simple answer-the republicans have broken this country and don't know how to fix it.
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No, they know how to fix it about as much as the Democrats know how to fix it. The is: They can't attempt, or make proposals that attempt, to fix it without being labeled "liberal". This tells one that there's really no such animal as a liberal or conservative; an affliction of ignorance is not limited to party or political persuasion. And true christianity is not a party-affiliation activity nor is it limited to citizens of this Nation only.

Most voters say you cannot learn anything useful from negative ads. Polls in 2002 and 2004 found that 80 percent of voters believed negative ads are "unethical and damaging [to] our democracy," while 60 percent said such ads bothered them "very much."
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And yet, public financing is what should be used to fund this garbage. It's an example of what makes Senator Obama the far superior candidate running for President Besides, for you evolutionists, have we not yet evolved in intellect, integrity, and fairness from that of our forefathers of 200+ years ago?

Public funds should not be spent to finance this "you-know-what".

Ben Stein a Conservative Republican and Ronald Reagan Republican said tonight on Tavis Smiley ...

"I'm a Conservative Republican and I like Obama, he's a Very Likeable Guy, it back down to the Popular High School President and Popular Cheer Leader, its as simple as that.... McCain is the Old Grand Dad, that comes over during Thanksgiving and the Children say... I Love him, but does he have to come over Every Thanksgiving"

Its True.... He Repeats the Same Ole War Stories and it Wears You Down, after the first couple of Visits.

Mccain was suppose to Challenge Obama and was Suppose to be this Game Changer....Never Happened

I thought this was Supposed to be Mccain's last Chance....

It is his Last Chance ...An its OVER !!!!

I've Watched 50 Minutes so far an Mccain looks like the Ole Repetitive and Raging Ole Man...

McCain Cannot Shake Obama's Cool an this Ole Man is Fighting as Best he can.

Obama Nailed McCain on Free Trade, with Canada and South Korea.

McCain responds by bringing up [Columbia] The Cocaine Cartel of South America as though Columbia is a Great Country in Preventing Drug Use in America and it's Youth !!!!!


This Man is Too Damn out of Touch !!!

Byrzenski says that "4 Star General, Colin Powell to Endorse Sen. Barack Obama Tonight" !!!!!

Jim Web is also slated to Endorse Obama !!!!

We have now watched McCain run twice for president. The first time he positioned himself as a principled centrist and decried the politics of Karl Rove and the influence of the religious right, imploring voters to judge candidates "by the example we set, by the way we conduct our campaigns, by the way we personally practice politics." After he lost in 2000, he jagged hard to the left ??? breaking with the president over taxes, drilling, judicial appointments, even flirting with joining the Democratic Party.

In his current campaign, however, McCain has become the kind of politician he ran against in 2000. He has embraced those he once denounced as "agents of intolerance," promised more drilling and deeper tax cuts, even compromised his vaunted opposition to torture. Intent on winning the presidency at all costs, he has reassembled the very team that so viciously smeared him and his family eight years ago, selecting as his running mate a born-again moose hunter whose only qualification for office is her ability to electrify Rove's base. And he has engaged in a "practice of politics" so deceptive that even Rove himself has denounced it, saying that the outright lies in McCain's campaign ads go "too far" and fail the "truth test."

http://www.rollingstone.com/news/coverstory/make_believe_maverick_the_real_john_mccain/page/2

Obama campaign tried to distance itself from the very charged statements made by Mr. Murtha. "That (expletive) old (not politcally correct word) needs to keep his (expletive) mouth shut or he is going to ruin our (expletive) chances in Pennsylvania" said Crystal Knight today.

Byrzenski says that "4 Star General, Colin Powell to Endorse Sen. Barack Obama Tonight" !!!!!